Chris Cornell
Chris Cornell discusses the pivotal moments and songs that shaped his life and career. Presented by Matt Everitt and first broadcast in 2013. Chris died in May 2017.
In an edition of The First Time first broadcast in 2013, Chris Cornell shares the pivotal moments and songs that shaped his life and career.
Chris was the frontman of Soundgarden, one of the key bands to emerge from the Seattle grunge scene in the early 1990s. Their biggest album, 1994's Superunknown, featured the Grammy Award-winning singles Black Hole Sun and Spoonman. Soundgarden split up in 1997, and Chris went on to form the rock supergroup Audioslave, best known for their hit Cochise. Soundgarden reformed in 2010, and released their sixth studio album King Animal.
Chris died in May 2017.
Presented by Matt Everitt and first broadcast in 2013.
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Music Played
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Soundgarden
Rusty Cage
- Badmotorfinger.
- A&M Records.
- 1.
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Soundgarden
Rusty Cage
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The Beatles
Come Together
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Led Zeppelin
Communication Breakdown
- Led Zeppelin - Early Days.
- Atlantic.
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Led Zeppelin
Communication Breakdown
- ATLANTIC.
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Soundgarden
Badmotorfinger
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Soundgarden
Outshined
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Black Sabbath
Into The Void
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Soundgarden
Spoonman
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Soundgarden
Black Hole Sun
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Audioslave
Cochise
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Temple of the Dog
Hunger Strike
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Tears for Fears
Pale Shelter
- Now.
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Soundgarden
Blood On The Valley Floor
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Edwin Starr
Agent Double-O-Soul
- Tamla Motown.
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Elvis Costello & The Attractions
I Can't Stand Up For Falling Down
- IMP Records.
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